Very good! Has most beef brisket ever in all the Pho I've ever eaten! Thin and not fatty. Good…read morequalify!

I have been eating Vietnamese food for 40 years, in Houston and Austin. We ordered the rice noodle…read morebowl with chicken. I have never seen chicken pieces like this - no bigger than 1 square inch in size, almost paper-thin, and such a small amount of chicken in a noodle bowl. Spring rolls were pretty tasteless as well. Not a repeater.

We stopped in for breakfast on Sunday morning. There was one lady working and she was hustling and…read morebustling! It was pretty dead. We both had the breakfast sandwiches and coffee. The sandwhich was good but I wish the egg was runnier.

We should have read the reviews before going to this restaurant. Severely understaffed. We felt…read moresorry for the host/server. He was running around like crazy. It took fifty minutes to get our food and it was barely edible. The cinnamon raisin bagel was like a blueberry hockey puck with a teaspoon of cream cheese. My husband's meal was fine nothing special but over $20! The table next to us didn't eat the food at all. But they did say the coffee was good. Two stars are for the server

Didn't think I'd be knocked off my socks with sushi in summit county, but alas, Wasabi was…read morefantastic! We came on Saturday night in the middle of ski season; I was honestly shocked we didn't have to wait for a table. They mentioned they also take reservations- so good to know for next time! Service was fantastic; our server answered questions, made suggestions, and was very attentive. Our food was great- we got the Plate #2 to share, the Ninja (which, if you're wondering, means there's a pork eggroll inside the sushi roll), and the house roll. Everything was delicious- even the plain ol California roll. Thanks!

Feb 9, 2023 Came in…read morefor 630p reservation. The waitress was clueless, first off. We ordered fried pork dumplings (they had no vegetables in them) the steamed crab dumpling had no veggies. the egg roll was ok, they gave us this weird pinkish red jelly like stuff with it; it was ok but I don't know what it was. We ordered a special order sushi roll-snow crab and shrimp tempura no veggies- it took 30 minutes to get because the waitress wrote it down wrong. the miso soup was too salty and didn't taste like it was dashi stock nor did it have any green veggies in it. the California rolls tasted like grocery store kind we get back in Texas. (did I fail to mention that) And last but not least, the chicken teriyaki, we ordered 3...BIG MISTAKE. the chicken was rubbery (and THATS never a good sign) the sauce was sweet-like but not with honey or brown sugar. After 3 bites it was over. I don't know where this dude gets his chicken or he just doesn't know how to cook it. In Texas we have MANY Asian restaurants and WE KNOW the goodness that is the FLAVORS involved in cooking this kind of food. It's all about the flavor, the freshness. This place is a far cry from traditional Japanese food. And, I don't know if it's just Colorado NOT KNOWING great Japanese flavors and ingredients or just the people visiting Colorado DON'T KNOW but, to have anything above 2 stars for this eatery is ridiculous. (no RR inside for customers) DO NOT RECOMMEND IT

I really enjoyed my experience at sweet soy. Kate, the bartender took such great care of me and was…read moresuper attentive. She recommended the ramen with Chicken broth, and I must say it was one of the best ramens I've ever had!

We (party of 6) came at 8pm after recovering from a day of snowboarding on Copper Mountain. The…read moresmall restaurant was busy, from the bar to the tables, but luckily, the one large table was just made available. Initially, the restaurant felt a little understaffed, exhausted, yet polite. We didn't realize, however, that it was only their first week of being open! I loved the affordability of this place, considering it's in the East Village. I also liked that they serve local beer on draft, plus wine, sake, and cocktails. Additionally, they offered discounts for mountain employees. In terms of food, the overall flavor of everything was great quality and presentation. Here are a couple of notes from our party: * Coconut Curry: not enough curry, too much rice * Far East Salad: delicious * Southwest bowl w/tofu: no complaints * Southwest bowl w/shrimp: less rice, more shrimp- shrimp cooked very well * Shrimp Pita: filling is good, but the pita was very crunchy, leading it to fall apart easily. Steaming pita recommended. * Miso: thin broth, not super flavorful besides salt * Samurai cocktail: fantastic * Grasshopper: delicious hot chocolate with Peppermint Schnapps

Phenomenal burger! My hubs is somewhat of a burger connoisseur, and did a tour of burgers when he…read morelived in New York; he said that this reminded him of that. High praise! I had the Swiss mushroom burger, he had a double, and our kiddo had a hot dog, but MAN, his tater tots were crispy! Also, quite the selection on sauces. Don't skimp on those. Our waitress was a sweetheart and accommodated our little with 3 cherries in his Shirley Temple. Great way to refeed after a day of sledding!

This places had really good food! Hands down our server was very nice. (I would ask for the guy)…read more. Place is kinda small, good "club/2000s" songs play. Good vibes over all Downsides// Lady with dirty blond hair and butterfly tattoo above elbow pushed my 3yr old cause he was getting anxious cause she moving at high speeds. Instead of waiting she pushed him to the side. Which was rude! Please wait for a child or parent to attend to him. (My son nervous, and I had my arms full with my other child but I was about to grab him) Also our sides (fries/tots/onion rings) are not included in adult meals. Which is understandable but for a 16$ burger I would wish it was. Also our started came out after our food? But it's okay. Lots of food. Otherwise very good! Would possibly come again.

I got the steak and salmon hibachi ($44) with fried rice (+$4) The cooking was by far the most…read moreentertaining hibachi show I've been to. He was very energetic and had some great jokes as he was cooking. The steak was cooked and seasoned well to a medium and the salmon was moist. The fried rice was very flavorful with the butter and quite salty but still good. A big portion of food that left me feeling very happy meal wise. I was however not a fan of the $4 surcharge for fried rice and extra 50c for eggs. On top there is an automatic 20% gratitude added to the check. I'd rather they have included that price in the meal itself. Overall very happy with the food and hibachi show, just disappointed with the way they charge the customers. Food (50%): 8.6 Staff/service(25%): 9.0 Value(25%): 5.0 Overall: 7.8/10

This place was awesome! Super friendly staff. We came in with a party of 14 with 6 kids and they…read morewere super accommodating and were great to the kids. Will be back

Had the homemade guacamole, chicken quesadillas, and the eagle margarita - fresh, delicious, and…read moreexcellent service. Margarita was strong! Cute bar.

The food is basic low end quality like every other Mexican joint in America - the price is…read moreridiculous expensive for what you get. Saying that- the food is pretty good and the margaritas might cause you to take out a HELOC but they go down nicely:) Expect a big bill- eat at Rocky Taco for a better value ...

Best brunch I had in Frisco…read more Butterhorn Bakery and Cafe is the highest-rated brunch spot in Frisco, and based on my experience, I'd agree with the hype. Of the couple of brunch spots I tried in town, this was my favorite. I ordered the Cornucopia with eggs over medium and substituted the home fries for fruit. The fruit was surprisingly good, strawberries, blueberries, and bananas with a light sprinkle of powdered sugar. A side of fruit can be pretty hit or miss when you substitute it at brunch, so I was pleasantly surprised. The eggs were cooked right, and the toast was fine. I opted for turkey bacon, though, and I'd recommend skipping it. It was pretty crispy and lacked much flavor. The standout was the cinnamon roll French toast. We ordered it to share with the table, and I highly recommend doing the same. It comes with two large cinnamon rolls that are soaked in egg batter and grilled French-toast style. It was top tier. I noticed several tables around us sharing the regular cinnamon roll as well, and those looked fantastic too. They also have a bakery counter inside with plenty of grab-and-go options. The pastries all looked great, along with fresh bread, cookies, and other sweet treats. If you're visiting Frisco and looking for brunch, Butterhorn is definitely worth a stop. And whatever you order, I'd make sure the cinnamon roll French toast makes it onto your table.

Everything was great. We had a family of 5 so we tried cinnamon roll French toast, biscuits and…read moregravy, Philly cheesesteak, and tomato bisque soup. I know sounds kind of random. But every person loved what they had. Plus outdoor patio to enjoy the mountain air. Adding myself to chorus of voices saying this place is amazing.